The Wii and the DS handheld both have Wi-Fi already, both of which will work with any existing router. Perhaps the name will give us a clue: “Nintendo WiFi Network Adapter”. Some Nintendo users report difficulty in connecting to their wireless networks, and this box could be intended to hook up to your regular home router and provide a Nintendo-friendly signal. The three-position switch on the back adds credibility to this notion — you can select either Router, Bridge or Auto.

These same perplexed gamers are wondering why the big N’s R&D time has gone into this, rather than a hard drive for the Wii. A strange choice, to be sure, but not unprecedented. Apple has been selling Airport routers for years, and they are pretty much guaranteed to work with a Mac out of the box. For home gamers seeking an easy solution, Nintendo’s ¥5,800 (US$53) box might be just the thing.

Nintendo WiFi Network Adapter is actually a router: [via]

A gaming mouse that does not come with wires? Well well, this is definitely going against the grain, but Microsoft doesn’t care as they forge ahead with the SideWinder X8. This wireless gaming mouse relies on a 2.4GHz connection to keep it moving, and it is capable of hitting a ridiculously high 4,000 dpi to match the Razer Lachesis. I am personally using a Lachesis, and I don’t venture anywhere near that amount since it is way too sensitive for me in the midst of a firefight. The SideWinder X8 relies on the recently unveiled BlueTrack laser technology that makes mousing possible on virtually any surface. Microsoft has also touted a 30 hour battery life for active gamers, but I would make sure the battery is fully charged if I’m going to enter any gaming competition with this. Good to know the SideWinder X8 comes with a play-and-charge cable for those emergencies. You can pick up the Microsoft SideWinder X8 for $100 next February.

SideWinder X8 – gaming mouse from Microsoft: [via]

Gaming chairs from Pyramat are not new to the industry, and they have been around for quite some time already to establish themselves as one of the premier gaming chair manufacturers to date. Prezzybox caters to this particular group of gamers who get more of a kick out of gaming chairs with a new range of Pyramats.

A4″ Powersub Subwoofer and twin directional, full range speakers await you in the Pyramat S1500W Deluxe. The vibrations and intense sound help you feel every moment of the game. And, to top it off, this rocker is wireless, so no trailing and dangerous cables.

Designed for superior comfort and sound, the Pyramat Game Bag 2.1 brings the Pyramat sound and vibration technology into a bean bag. Once you’ve experienced this, you will never go back to regular gaming. Link up with your mate’s Pyramats for multiplayer gaming!

Short of space? All our Pyramats are compact and fit in with most rooms. The Pyramat PM4200W, however, can fold in half for even easier storage. This rocker will truly enhance your gameplay to a level never experienced before. As you play in true comfort and style, the rick and clear sound and vibrations will transport you into the game.
You will be able to pick up the Pyramat S1500W Deluxe, the Pyramat Game Bag 2.1 and the Pyramat PM4200W for £99, £99 and £149, respectively.

Gaming chairs with full technology and comfort: [via]

The Media Street eMotion is a green-friendly GamePark and a solar powered iPod in one. For $169.99, you get a 5.5″ by 3.1″ portable media player capable of playing all your MP3s, AVI files and MP4s, as well as built-in emulators for the NES, GameBoy, GameBoy Color and Sega Master Drive. Better yet, the solar panel can be used not only to charge itself but other devices as well.

Media Street eMotion – a truly GamePark and a solar powered iPod: [via] – [source]

It is a terrible thing, to have to decide between a dining room table and a football table, or a football table or a ping pong table, or a ping pong table and a pool table. This Table solves the problem wonderfully: with Matrioshka-like nesting, each table peels back to reveal another surface lying beneath.

The table includes pool, bolwing, poker, craps, chess, backgammon (twice!), shuffleboard, ping pong and roulette. There’s even a regular surface so it can function as a dining room table. The price isn’t bad either: $1,267.

Dining Room Table that includes all gaming tables: [via]

With the business end of this media player being a 4.3 inch widescreen WQVGA display, the RamoMovie (at least that won’t get you sued) can play just about any video format under the sun, but specifically RMVB, AVI, FLV, WMV, MPG, MP4, DAT, and 3GP formats. It also has a built in MP3 player and photo slideshow capability, but the real kicker is Not only that, it’s TV out with stereo speakers built in. Wow. All that and a bag of chips!

The Ramos iMovie is available in three models- the 32GB is about 1499 yuan ($219), the 16GB is 999 yuan ($145), and the 8GB runs for 699 yuan ($102).

Ramos iMovie – a good looking movie viewer: [via]

Matrox has created an awesome triple multi-screen mode with a resulting screen resolution of 5040 x 1050 pixels. The TripleHead2Go Digital Edition box helps computer enthusiasts to combine 3 wide screen displays and supports a maximum resolution of 5.3 mega pixels. The new mode can be used with the help of a firmware update and is available on the Matrox website. TripleHead2Go can be used with NVIDIA and ATI GPUs, which run under Windows XP or Vista. You can play up to 250 games on the triple screen. Looks like gamers can now enjoy playing using wide screens that are also clear and have high resolution.

An ingenious triple widescreen mode for TripleHead2Go: [via]

For those of you who are not familiar with the WiiFit, it is a pressure sensitive balance board that allows users to exercise with aerobic, toning, and balance activities, all “supervised” by a virtual trainer.
Not only will the WiiFit do exercise-based games like push-ups, but there are other games that are fun for all ages. For example, a user can wiggle to a virtual hula hoop or play a soccer goalie who is blocking shots with his or her head.

In short, the WiiFit is the best way to get video game players off of the couch since the invention of WiiSports. No doubt Jane Fonda would have sponsored the WiiFit if it had been invented during the time of the Atari 2600. Nintendo has officially announced that the WiiFit will be released on May 19th.

WiiFit Release Date Finally Announced: [Via] – [Popgadget]

This utility updates the mylo system software to version 1.100 and provides the following benefits:

• Adds support for Windows Media® video (WMV) files
• Adds support for the SHOUTcast widget (NOTE:The SHOUTcast® widget is available as a separate download)
• Adds a “Game” item on the mylo HOME menu for easier access to compatible Flash Games downloaded to the COM-2 unit
• Improves system stability

So get your update now from the link bellow.

Sony Mylo 2 Software Upgrade Brings WMV Support: [Sony]

“The writer of design blog ProsumeThis says this Metal Gear Solid 4 headset he designed is real, in production, will cost $60, is officially licensed and will be available on June 12, same as the game. ” (Kotaku)

Some say this is for real, some don’t belive it … all we can do is wait and see if it will be released or not. In terms of functionality and design it’s based off the wireless 360 headset, but MGS fans may see something a little more familiar in the aesthetics and colour scheme.

MGS4 Headset: [Via]